Building Bridges of Opportunity for the Vulnerable
Daraja 360 is a faith-inspired Community-Based Organization dedicated to the belief that every child, youth, woman, and person with disabilities deserves a chance to lead a decent and sustainable life.
Our work addresses key challenges: poverty, lack of education access, limited guidance for youth transitions, and barriers to economic independence.
“Daraja 360 is more than an organization; it is a movement where partnerships, creativity, and shared vision converge to build pathways out of poverty and into possibility.”
Our Programs
Education Scholarship, Mentorship Programme, Textile Hub, and Digital Hub.
Education Scholarship
We provide educational support and scholarship grants to needy and deserved students.
Learn MoreMentorship Programme
The program is aimed at producing a holistically developed individual, with strong character, well able to define his/her identity, and ready to chart a clear career path.
Learn MoreTextile Hub
Empowers youth and women through skills training in tailoring, fashion design, and textile production, creating opportunities for employment, entrepreneurship, and sustainable income.
Learn MoreDigital Hub
Daraja 360 Digital Hub is designed to equip young people and community members with digital skills for sustainable growth and empowerment through training, mentorship, and access to digital resources.
Learn MoreOur Impact in Numbers
Measurable change in Nakuru County and beyond through our dedicated programs.
NAKURU TEXTILE HUB – NEW COHORT INTAKE ANNOUNCEMENT
Textile Hub
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COHORT 12 DIGITAL LITERACY CLASSES – INTAKE ANNOUNCEMENT
Digital Literacy Classes
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RoseMary to making a living through Sewing
I first gained basic sewing skills at Springs of Hope Foundation, where we were trained before I joined the Nakuru Textile Hub on 24th March. Joining the hub became a turning point in my life because I was able to perfect and improve my sewing skills. Through the small stipend I received, I felt motivated and encouraged to continue learning and growing in the fashion and tailoring industry. During my training at the Nakuru Textile Hub, I learned how to operate different types of machines such as the button attachment machine, buttonhole machine, overlock machine, and cutting machine. I also gained experience in sewing different types of garments including raincoats, fleece jackets, blazers, and many others. Apart from sewing, I learned how to draft patterns and interpret designs for dresses, trousers, and shirts. Throughout the training, I greatly benefited in terms of building my confidence, operating sewing machines professionally, and taking clients’ measurements accurately. One thing I will never forget is the mentorship classes that helped me learn more about life, discipline, perseverance, and personal growth. These lessons have shaped me into a more confident and focused person. Today, I am confident that I can start and manage my own sewing business if I get support with startup capital. I am very grateful for the opportunity I received at the Nakuru Textile Hub. This is a place I would highly recommend to friends and other young people who would like to pursue sewing and fashion design as a career. I would like to sincerely thank the director, Regina, for giving me this opportunity and supporting my journey toward becoming skilled and self-reliant.
Read StoryNAKURU TEXTILE HUB – NEW COHORT INTAKE ANNOUNCEMENT
Textile Hub
Read StoryCOHORT 12 DIGITAL LITERACY CLASSES – INTAKE ANNOUNCEMENT
Digital Literacy Classes
Read StoryRoseMary to making a living through Sewing
I first gained basic sewing skills at Springs of Hope Foundation, where we were trained before I joined the Nakuru Textile Hub on 24th March. Joining the hub became a turning point in my life because I was able to perfect and improve my sewing skills. Through the small stipend I received, I felt motivated and encouraged to continue learning and growing in the fashion and tailoring industry. During my training at the Nakuru Textile Hub, I learned how to operate different types of machines such as the button attachment machine, buttonhole machine, overlock machine, and cutting machine. I also gained experience in sewing different types of garments including raincoats, fleece jackets, blazers, and many others. Apart from sewing, I learned how to draft patterns and interpret designs for dresses, trousers, and shirts. Throughout the training, I greatly benefited in terms of building my confidence, operating sewing machines professionally, and taking clients’ measurements accurately. One thing I will never forget is the mentorship classes that helped me learn more about life, discipline, perseverance, and personal growth. These lessons have shaped me into a more confident and focused person. Today, I am confident that I can start and manage my own sewing business if I get support with startup capital. I am very grateful for the opportunity I received at the Nakuru Textile Hub. This is a place I would highly recommend to friends and other young people who would like to pursue sewing and fashion design as a career. I would like to sincerely thank the director, Regina, for giving me this opportunity and supporting my journey toward becoming skilled and self-reliant.
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Organizations collaborating with Daraja 360 to create lasting impact.
